Dan_FC wrote:
Why does Haye have so much to prove and Klitschko nothing? that's silly, look at the list of their last five fights and you tell me who's had the harder of the two then say Klitschko has nothing to prove. I must admit I've watched a lot of build up, a lot of talk over the last few years and I can't say I've seen anyone say Klitschko will win easy. He won't have took a punch as powerful as Haye can deliver so I don't think it'll be as cut and dried.
I don't think it will be easy for Klitschko, but logic does indicate that the Ukranian should win.....He has all the physical advantages and as the saying goes, '....a good big 'un will always beat a good little 'un...'
.....However, there are still serious doubts that Klitschko is a 'good 'un'....Yes, he is a big unit, who for the most part, in recent years, as made easy work of his opponents, but the level of those opponents have to be seriously questioned.
The one thing that Haye has to do is to pressure Klitschko into a zone which he has not encountered for years....He has to use his speed advantage and make his opponent 'chase' him and leave him open for the fight-finishing counter shot, which is Haye's only realistic chance of winning.
Overall, my head says Klitschko, either by a dour points win or by Haye walking onto one, but my patriotic heart says that Haye will KO Wlad late on as the big guy tires and his chin becomes more exposed to the counter.
